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... MoMdat, the July, 1868, WHOIJC or THB AMD KODZZM tt* tolrklenaet. What (hen! oCoqum, At omMnMm •» untaaljr daetMiig 'MChaHMr Whig ÜbenJpwty of which Lord ButintM (umhOm. btm««M the repnMDUtite in thi> North ImmmUi* oodtect, dmptjr rtgh tor ratorn to aeeodatas ...
... represented an idea it is that which bears the princely title of King William the Third, The blue of the Tories, the yellow of the Whigs, the red of the Republicans, and the green of the Irish rebels, have never possessed such worldwide and generally recognised ...
... conduct has commanded the respect even those who have differed from his political views. Mr. Johnson began his political career a Whig, but has for some time past acted with the Democratic party, although in no sense partisan. In 1866 Senator Johnson voted for ...
... colour being green; and, baring been planed on low wall, waa •hot at and afterwarda burned, amid great groaning.—Mnrtftam Whig. An extraordinary Bale of doge aaptared by the London police took plane Saturday, at Oremornau and nerar waa anch number of ...